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Stewart DIBBS - 24 Apr 2007 12:36 GMT

I'm doing the 4G64 from my 93 Expo wagon (occasional winter starts ENVELOPS
it in smoke), and the head bolts are the single use type. I found
headbolts.com in NH as a possible supplier, entered my details, selected
Canada (from a worldwide list) as the destination and get the message
"illegal shipping method". OK, its just an HTML error I think, so I email
them. And I get a reply "No, we don't ship to Canada".

I have the impression they ship within the US only. So why not say so on the
website ...

Stewart DIBBS
www.pixcl.com/lancerproject

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mpberti - 26 Apr 2007 00:28 GMT

> I'm doing the 4G64 from my 93 Expo wagon (occasional winter starts ENVELOPS
> it in smoke), and the head bolts are the single use type. I found
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> Stewart DIBBS
> www.pixcl.com/lancerproject

hi Stewart
im having some trouble with my isp so i don't know if you got my last
message,but if you want you can send them to me and ill send them to
you. There is all ways a way to GET IT DONE

Miles

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Stewart DIBBS - 26 Apr 2007 12:41 GMT

> hi Stewart
> im having some trouble with my isp so i don't know if you got my last
> message,but if you want you can send them to me and ill send them to you.

Thanks for the offer. Today I eventually got the p/n from Chrysler (C$9.50
ea) and ordered them from Mitsu (C$5.50 ea). I could get them for about
us$35 the set in Florida, but then there's shipping and customs clearance,
and lets not forget our Gouge and Scrape Tax. Its cheaper to get them here.

Stewart DIBBS
www.pixcl.com/lancerproject

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Gyzmologist - 30 Apr 2007 19:39 GMT

Why not get ARP fasteners instead? For my 4G63 I used ARP fasteners for
the head, mains, and rods. More expensive, but it will handle anything
you can put it through.

Gyz

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